What programs does ACAP offer?
ACAP provides graduate study, psychoanalytic training, certificate programs, and continuing education for mental-health professionals and students. Offerings include modern psychoanalysis, clinical mental-health counseling (through BGSP-NJ), trauma & resilience, and lifespan studies.

Are ACAP’s programs accredited?
Yes. ACAP is nationally accredited through ABAP, and our graduate programs are regionally accredited through BGSP-NJ. CE courses are eligible for state approval depending on program.

Can I train online or part-time?
Yes. ACAP offers flexible online, hybrid, weekend, and evening formats designed for working adults.

Do you offer supervised clinical hours?
Yes. Students gain supervised clinical experience and client hours through ACAP’s Counseling Center and community partnerships.

Do I need prior mental-health experience?
Not always. Some programs welcome career-changers and students preparing for counseling licensure.

What populations and theories do you train in?
ACAP specializes in modern psychoanalysis, trauma-informed practice, lifespan development, and deep listening skills that support a wide range of clinical settings.

Where is ACAP located?
Livingston, NJ, with online options available to students nationwide.

How do I apply?
Visit ACAPNJ.org to request information, schedule an info session, or complete an application.